Renowned racing driver Greg Biffle, 55, died in a plane crash. His wife, Christina Grosso, their two children, Emma and Ryder, and three others were also killed in the accident.
Very sad news has come from the world of NASCAR. Renowned racing driver Greg Biffle, 55, died in a plane crash. His wife, Christina Grosso, their two children, Emma and Ryder, and three others were also killed in the accident.
The plane crashed near the runway in Statesville, North Carolina, on December 18, 2025. The families released a joint statement via Fox Sports, calling it a heartbreaking tragedy beyond words. At the time of the accident, the family was planning to move to Florida, as reported by his friend and YouTuber, Garrett Mitchell. The investigation into the cause of the plane crash is ongoing. This tragic incident has deeply shocked the sports world and his fans.
Greg Biffle's wife was Christina Grosso Biffle. Greg married Christina on December 31, 2022, after separating from his first wife, Nicole Lunders. The two lived an active family life and frequently traveled for Greg's motorsports and social work.
Christina was a real estate agent, entrepreneur, and luxury travel agent by profession. According to her Instagram profile, she was also the CEO of a ring replica company. She earned a bachelor's degree in sociology from the University of Southern California (USC) and an MBA from Purdue University. She attributed this achievement to hard work and late nights of study.
Greg and Christina had a son, Ryder, born on September 9, 2029. Greg's 14-year-old daughter, Emma, was from his first marriage. Emma lived with her stepmother, Christina, and younger brother, Ryder. She was often seen with Greg and Christina at racing events and family gatherings.
Before Christina, Greg was married to Nicole Lunders, which later ended due to legal disputes and allegations. Despite these controversies, Greg remained an active father in the life of his daughter, Emma, and their blended family has stabilized over time.
Greg Biffle was considered one of NASCAR's most successful drivers. He began his racing career in 1995 and won championships in the Truck Series and Xfinity Series. In 2023, he was named one of NASCAR's 75 Greatest Drivers.
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